Trending: Flashmobs worldwide

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Updated On Nov 30, 2011 04:26 pm IST

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Mumbai's first ever flashmob held on 27/11 became an online sensation.

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Shonan Kothari was one of the main organisers of the event at Mumbai's CST station, which was a tribute to those who lost their lives in the 26/11 attacks.

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As a couple of girls started dancing at the CST station, crowds started gathering to see what was going on.

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More and more youngsters joined in to dance to the title track of Rang De Basanti.

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A flashmob is when a group of people suddenly assemble at a public place, perform some action for a brief period and then disperse as if nothing happened.

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By the end, an immense crowd had gathered around the performers.

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In 2003, New York City was the first to witness an organised flashmob, which is now a regular feature in several western countries.

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A pillow fight which took place in Lausanne, Switzerland on World Pillow Fight Day.

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London's Liverpool railway station was forced to close after 13,000 people congregated to mimic a mobile phone ad in an event publicised on Facebook.

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A flashmob that assembled at Trafalgar Square.

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A flashmob at Northampton.

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Youngsters dance at a flashmob in Dublin.

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Trending: Flashmobs worldwide

Mumbai's first ever flashmob held on 27/11 became an online sensation.

Shonan Kothari was one of the main organisers of the event at Mumbai's CST station, which was a tribute to those who lost their lives in the 26/11 attacks.

As a couple of girls started dancing at the CST station, crowds started gathering to see what was going on.

More and more youngsters joined in to dance to the title track of Rang De Basanti.

A flashmob is when a group of people suddenly assemble at a public place, perform some action for a brief period and then disperse as if nothing happened.

By the end, an immense crowd had gathered around the performers.

In 2003, New York City was the first to witness an organised flashmob, which is now a regular feature in several western countries.

A pillow fight which took place in Lausanne, Switzerland on World Pillow Fight Day.

London's Liverpool railway station was forced to close after 13,000 people congregated to mimic a mobile phone ad in an event publicised on Facebook.

A flashmob that assembled at Trafalgar Square.

A flashmob at Northampton.

Youngsters dance at a flashmob in Dublin.

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